More Than 100 Venezuelans Deported From the U.S. Are Dead or Missing After Twin Earthquakes Collapsed Their Hotel
A deportation flight carrying 146 Venezuelans landed in Caracas on June 24, and within hours the passengers […]
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The Supreme Court Just Told Police They Can’t Vacuum Up Your Phone’s Location Without a Warrant
The Supreme Court ruled 6-3 on Sunday that law enforcement must obtain a warrant before demanding the
The Slaughter Ruling Hands Trump Control of Nearly Every Independent Agency, Except the Fed
The Supreme Court spent ninety-one years letting Congress build regulators a president could not simply fire. On
Supreme Court Rejects Trump’s Appeal of E. Jean Carroll Sexual Abuse Verdict, $5 Million Judgment Stands
The Supreme Court on Sunday refused to hear Donald Trump’s appeal of the $5 million jury verdict
The Supreme Court Saved Mail-Ballot Grace Periods 5-4, and the RNC’s Own Textualism Did the Work
The Supreme Court ruled on Monday that states can keep counting mail ballots that arrive after Election
Pete Buttigieg Says False CPS Report Separated Him From His Children in ‘Politically Motivated Hoax’
The former Transportation Secretary and potential 2028 presidential candidate revealed that an anonymous caller filed a fabricated
Trump’s Great American State Fair Is a Great American Flop
The Great American State Fair opened on the National Mall on June 25 with a food hall
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US Strikes Iran After Drone Attack on Cargo Ship Tests Week-Old Ceasefire
The Pentagon hit Iranian coastal targets on Friday night after Tehran’s Revolutionary Guard fired drones at commercial
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Judge Blocks Trump Plan to Cap Graduate Student Loans for Nurses and Therapists
A federal judge just threw a wrench into the Education Department’s plan to slash loan access for
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Supreme Court Hands Trump Unreviewable Power Over TPS, Clearing Removal of 350,000 Haitians and Syrians
The Supreme Court ruled on Thursday that federal courts have no power to review how a president
Trump Claims Vandals Sabotaged the Reflecting Pool. Experts Say the $14.7 Million Renovation Did That Itself.
The Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool has become the most expensive puddle in Washington, and the White House
Senate Republicans Reverse Course on Iran War Powers After Trump’s Closed-Door Shouting Match
The Senate’s position on presidential war powers in Iran did a full 180 in less than 24
Mamdani’s Candidates Sweep New York Primaries in a Direct Rebuke to Democratic Leadership
New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani went three for three in Tuesday’s congressional primaries, with every candidate
The Pentagon Wants $80 Billion for the Iran War, Nearly Triple Its Original Estimate
Deputy Defense Secretary Stephen Feinberg told senators last week that the Pentagon needs roughly $80 billion to
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Congress Passes Landmark Housing Bill That Bans Private Equity From Buying Single-Family Homes
Congress sent the largest housing affordability package in decades to President Trump’s desk on Tuesday after the
Federal Judge Blocks SNAP Junk Food Restrictions, Dealing a Major Blow to the MAHA Movement
A federal judge struck down the Trump administration’s restrictions on what Americans can purchase with food stamps
Alan Greenspan, the ‘Maestro’ Who Made the Fed Chair the Most Powerful Job in Washington, Dies at 100
Alan Greenspan, the “Maestro” who ran the Federal Reserve for 18 years and made the Fed chair Washington’s most powerful unelected job, has died at 100.
Colombia Elects ‘El Tigre’ in a Razor-Thin Runoff That Redraws Latin America’s Political Map
Colombia just made the sharpest rightward turn in its modern political history, and the rest of Latin